Sentence examples for one of young from inspiring English sources

By Nicholas Thompson April 26 , 2013As Ian Crouch pointed out last week, the Boston Marathon story is one of young people.

The Quintet in E flat for piano and winds, one of young Beethoven's earliest public successes, began rather daintily but then gathered confidence and heft.

He pursued the motif, shooting more photos with the same resonance and producing cards showing civic and commercial scenes, including one of a minor league baseball game at Yogi Berra Stadium and one of young baseball players.

Roth embroidered on the experience some twenty years later, in "The Ghost Writer," when the famous novelist Felix Abravanel attends a Chicago class in which one of young Nathan Zuckerman's stories is being discussed.

One of young Struth's earliest student projects was a series of several unremarkable Düsseldorf streets from the same vantage point – the structure of the civic planning creating repetitive angles, the sky a pale "V" between two rows of houses lining a road.

The book turns up some gems: one of young Gandhi's favourite pastimes while roaming the streets of Porbandar in Gujarat was twisting the ears of dogs; he was in touch with his rival Mohammad Ali Jinnah a decade earlier than was previously known; and some of the correspondence between Gandhi and his circle of friends is most revealing.

I was young, one of the youngest in the program.

One third of young children are distressed during inhalation therapy.

Yet only one third of young men ages 25 to 29 have a bachelor's degree.

One group of young women further back was actually dancing to kill time.

One gram of young leaf tissue was used for DNA isolation in Ipomoea.